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Changing and adjusting brakes on MT

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Terry

05-01-2002 08:09:13




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Can I get someone to email me directions on changing and adjusting the brakes on an MT or if you know of a website I can go to that has something on these tractors. Thanks




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mike

05-02-2002 19:35:05




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 Re: changing and adjusting brakes on MT in reply to Terry , 05-01-2002 08:09:13  
Terry; The best investment you can make would be an I&T shop manual. Most Tractor Supply or Central Tractor stores have them. The M & MT are in the same book as the A,B,G,H models I just did my brakes and they are easy on the MT You probably have to unbolt the fenders mine didn't have any,the 3 bolts that hold the cast bracket on also hold the brakes together,unbolt the adjustment nuts and brackets on the front side and remove the 3 bolts from the cast fender brackets and tap on the housings with a rubber mallet to remove they are on dowel pins.The brake parts just slip out no need to unbolt the linkage
from the facing plates.All I hade to do was clean mine up and wire wheel some rust off the housings
and lube the ball bearings inbetween the metal plates that roll them apart and they work great my lining wasn't to the rivets yet. I think some aftermarket sources have the facing disks.

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barry

05-02-2002 19:26:23




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 Re: changing and adjusting brakes on MT in reply to Terry , 05-01-2002 08:09:13  
hi , just take out the three bolts holding them on . clean'em up put new disc in . unless there full of grese.. have fun .barry



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